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my-initializr-schematics

v1.0.0

Published

Collection de schematics Angular pour démarrer un projet sécurisé et outillé : i18n, chiffrement e2e, CSP, obfuscation, lint et contrôles au commit.

Readme

my-initializr-schematics

Collection de schematics Angular pour démarrer un projet avec une configuration sécurisée et outillée dès le premier jour : i18n, chiffrement des échanges, CSP, obfuscation, lint et contrôles au commit.

Installation

ng add my-initializr-schematics

ng add affiche la liste des configurations disponibles. Cochez celles que vous voulez : les schematics correspondants s'exécutent ensuite et posent leurs propres questions. Voir ng-add.

Chaque schematic peut aussi être lancé seul :

ng generate my-initializr-schematics:<nom>

Schematics disponibles

| Schematic | Rôle | |---|---| | translation | i18n avec Transloco et @martiald/translator | | e2e-encryption | Chiffrement de bout en bout des requêtes HTTP avec @martiald/e2e-encryption (nécessite un backend compatible) | | csp | CSP stricte, headers de sécurité nginx, Dockerfile, index.html dev/prod | | obfuscator | Obfuscation du bundle de production | | lint-rules | ESLint strict, Prettier, lint-staged au commit | | secret-scan | Détection de secrets au commit avec gitleaks (installe Husky) | | dependency-scan | Audit des dépendances de production au commit |

Prérequis

  • Un projet Angular standalone (avec src/app/app.config.ts), ce qui est le cas par défaut depuis Angular 17.
  • Un dépôt Git, pour les hooks de commit.
  • gitleaks sur chaque poste, si vous utilisez secret-scan.
  • Un backend qui implémente le protocole de @martiald/e2e-encryption, si vous utilisez e2e-encryption.

Développement

npm install

Compiler :

npm run build

Lancer les tests unitaires (Jasmine) :

npm test

Tester sur un vrai projet Angular : compilez, puis depuis le projet cible :

npm link <chemin-vers>/my-initializr-schematics
ng generate my-initializr-schematics:ng-add

Publication

npm run build
npm publish